T Mac in his prime before the back injuries might have been better than Kobe. Kobe was probably better, but I remember it being a debate back in 2002 or 2003. He was nice when he played for Orlando.
Just because people debated it doesn't mean it was an actual debate. Once upon a time people debated James Atoe's first round potential as well.
T Mac was very good, perhaps hall worthy. He was never in Kobe's class.
T Mac in his prime before the back injuries might have been better than Kobe. Kobe was probably better, but I remember it being a debate back in 2002 or 2003. He was nice when he played for Orlando.
Are we talking actual people or mouthbreathing morons like Stephen A Smith and Skip Bayless?
T Mac in his prime before the back injuries might have been better than Kobe. Kobe was probably better, but I remember it being a debate back in 2002 or 2003. He was nice when he played for Orlando.
Are we talking actual people or mouthbreathing morons like Stephen A Smith and Skip Bayless?
I find calling Stephen A Smith a "mouthbreather" is extremely racist. Are you suggesting he is taking all the white man's air?
T Mac in his prime before the back injuries might have been better than Kobe. Kobe was probably better, but I remember it being a debate back in 2002 or 2003. He was nice when he played for Orlando.
Just because people debated it doesn't mean it was an actual debate. Once upon a time people debated James Atoe's first round potential as well.
T Mac was very good, perhaps hall worthy. He was never in Kobe's class.
Kobe obviously has had a better career, and was probably a little better from 2001 to 2004, but it was not by a large margin. I don't think it was all that crazy of a debate for a few years. McGrady was really, really good when he was on the Magic. If not for all the injury issues, he would be a sure fire Hall of Famer.
T Mac in his prime before the back injuries might have been better than Kobe. Kobe was probably better, but I remember it being a debate back in 2002 or 2003. He was nice when he played for Orlando.
Just because people debated it doesn't mean it was an actual debate. Once upon a time people debated James Atoe's first round potential as well.
T Mac was very good, perhaps hall worthy. He was never in Kobe's class.
Kobe obviously has had a better career, and was probably a little better from 2001 to 2004, but it was not by a large margin. I don't think it was all that crazy of a debate for a few years. McGrady was really, really good when he was on the Magic. If not for all the injury issues, he would be a sure fire Hall of Famer.
In related news, Sark would have been 9-4 or 10-3 last year without all the OL injuries.
T Mac in his prime before the back injuries might have been better than Kobe. Kobe was probably better, but I remember it being a debate back in 2002 or 2003. He was nice when he played for Orlando.
Just because people debated it doesn't mean it was an actual debate. Once upon a time people debated James Atoe's first round potential as well.
T Mac was very good, perhaps hall worthy. He was never in Kobe's class.
Kobe obviously has had a better career, and was probably a little better from 2001 to 2004, but it was not by a large margin. I don't think it was all that crazy of a debate for a few years. McGrady was really, really good when he was on the Magic. If not for all the injury issues, he would be a sure fire Hall of Famer.
In related news, Sark would have been 9-4 or 10-3 last year without all the OL injuries.
I will remember to post "who cares" on all your government conspiracy posts you seem to be fond of. It's a harmless basketball post, get the fuck over it.
I will remember to post "who cares" on all your government conspiracy posts you seem to be fond of. It's a harmless basketball post, get the fuck over it.
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T Mac was very good, perhaps hall worthy. He was never in Kobe's class.
Also Skip Bayless is better at life than you.
HTH.
Auburn Doog would be proud of your flip flopping there.